Gallery 904 is an old brick building in Downtown Buffalo, Texas. It has a rich history of being a bank, a chicken hatchery, a five and dime store and a pizza parlor to name a few. It is now a beautiful art gallery and Inn. Come and see what awaits you at Gallery 904.

One of the oldest cities in the Lone Star State, Huntsville is home to a number of businesses and attractions, and it's the type of place that proudly exemplifies the hospitality of "small-town Texas." Be sure to reserve our 1,140-sq ft meeting room for your next event. Our hotel's extra features make for an unforgettable experience for our guests. Relax by the indoor pool or burn off a few extra calories in the well-equipped Fitness Center. Before a day at the office, don't forget to stop in and grab a wonderful breakfast and one of our signature cinnamon rolls plus a cup of 100% Arabica bean coffee for the perfect start to your day.

If you’re getting married, you want to celebrate in the most beautiful setting you can find. You also want to make sure your friends and family have as much fun as possible. Margaritaville Lake Resort, Lake Conroe | Houston offers all that and more, with lakeside venues and high-end amenities that will blow away your guests. And one thing’s for sure — the celebrations afterward will be as memorable as they come. Our dedicated wedding planners will work with you to bring your vision to life across our 72,000 square feet of flexible indoor and outdoor space. The resort’s talented culinary team will craft an out-of-this-world menu according to your personal tastes, while the on-site spa and salon services will help you go from flip-flops to formal.

We are a Cajun fusion restaurant and craft cocktail bar located in the historic LaSalle Hotel in Downtown Bryan. Our spacious courtyard is perfect for an indoor/outdoor wedding. We also have a hidden speakeasy, 5 Knocks, that is an ideal small wedding venue.

The town of Navasota was founded in 1854 and the tracks brought the railroad by 1859. One of the first buildings built here was a hotel, built by Ms. Louisa Loftin. She was quite the ambitious widow for a woman during the late nineteenth century. Conflicting research shows the hotel was either built as early as 1860 or as late as 1876. She soon met and married P. A. Smith and the hotel bore his name. At first, the railroad brought a great number of patrons, but, unfortunately, the Civil War brought the economy of Navasota as well as the success of the hotel, down, after only a few years.